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sar-muu.nDii

نِگوڑی ، وہ جس کے سر کے بال منڈے ہو تے ہوں .

sar-muu.nDaa

نِگوڑا، وہ شخص جس کے سر کے بال مُنڈے ہوئے ہوں

sar-mu.nDaa

shaven crown

sar muu.nDaa jaanaa

سزا کے طور پر سر کے بال اُتار دینا .

sar mu.nDaa ke kyaa ghuTnaa mu.nDvaa.oge

کیا سب کچھ کھو بیٹھنے کا اِرادہ ہے یه بھی نه رہا تو پھر کیا کرو گے ، فضول خرچ سے کہتے ہیں

dam.Dii kii gu.Diyaa Takaa sar mu.nDaa.ii

said when the cost of renovation or repair, etc. is more than the original price

dam.Dii kii bu.Dhiyaa Takaa sar mu.nDaa.ii

said when the cost of renovation or repair, etc. is more than the original price

dhelaa sar mu.nDaa.ii Takaa badlaa.ii

اصل قیمت کم خرچ زیادہ.

munDe sar par paanii pa.Daa Dhal gayaa

بے شرم آدمی کسی بات کی پروا نہیں کرتا

dekh 'aurato.n kaa chaalaa , sar mu.nDaa mu.nh kaalaa

یعنی عقل مند ہر طرح اپنا انتقام لے ہی لیتا ہے .

Take kii bu.Dhiyaa nau Take sar munDaa.ii

spend on something more than it is worth, too high a cost or wage for such a minor job

ga.ngaa ga.e mu.nDaa.e sar

सुयोग मिलते ही काम कर डालना चाहिए

baazaar me.n sar munDaa ghar na kahnaa

بات مشہور ہوگئی اب چھپانے سے کیا فائدہ

dekh tiryaa ke chaale sar mu.nDaa mu.nh kaale

عورتوں کی چالاکی اور مردوں کی عقلمندی ظاہر کرنے کے لیے مستعمل

KHuub sar muunDaa

خوب لوٹا، حیلہ سازی سے کام لیا

suud-mandii

profitability

dekh tiryaa ke chaale sar mu.nDaa mu.nh kaale, dekh mardo.n kii pherii maa.n terii ki merii

عورتوں کی چالاکی اور مردوں کی عقلمندی ظاہر کرنے کے لیے مستعمل

Meaning ofSee meaning sar-muu.nDii in English, Hindi & Urdu

sar-muu.nDii

सर-मूँडी•سَر مُونڈی

सर-मूँडी के हिंदी अर्थ

निगोड़ी, वह जिसके सर के बाल मुँडे होते हों

سَر مُونڈی کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

نِگوڑی ، وہ جس کے سر کے بال منڈے ہو تے ہوں .

Urdu meaning of sar-muu.nDii

Roman
Urdu

nigo.Dii, vo jis ke sar ke baal munDe hote huu.n

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sar-muu.nDii

نِگوڑی ، وہ جس کے سر کے بال منڈے ہو تے ہوں .

sar-muu.nDaa

نِگوڑا، وہ شخص جس کے سر کے بال مُنڈے ہوئے ہوں

sar-mu.nDaa

shaven crown

sar muu.nDaa jaanaa

سزا کے طور پر سر کے بال اُتار دینا .

sar mu.nDaa ke kyaa ghuTnaa mu.nDvaa.oge

کیا سب کچھ کھو بیٹھنے کا اِرادہ ہے یه بھی نه رہا تو پھر کیا کرو گے ، فضول خرچ سے کہتے ہیں

dam.Dii kii gu.Diyaa Takaa sar mu.nDaa.ii

said when the cost of renovation or repair, etc. is more than the original price

dam.Dii kii bu.Dhiyaa Takaa sar mu.nDaa.ii

said when the cost of renovation or repair, etc. is more than the original price

dhelaa sar mu.nDaa.ii Takaa badlaa.ii

اصل قیمت کم خرچ زیادہ.

munDe sar par paanii pa.Daa Dhal gayaa

بے شرم آدمی کسی بات کی پروا نہیں کرتا

dekh 'aurato.n kaa chaalaa , sar mu.nDaa mu.nh kaalaa

یعنی عقل مند ہر طرح اپنا انتقام لے ہی لیتا ہے .

Take kii bu.Dhiyaa nau Take sar munDaa.ii

spend on something more than it is worth, too high a cost or wage for such a minor job

ga.ngaa ga.e mu.nDaa.e sar

सुयोग मिलते ही काम कर डालना चाहिए

baazaar me.n sar munDaa ghar na kahnaa

بات مشہور ہوگئی اب چھپانے سے کیا فائدہ

dekh tiryaa ke chaale sar mu.nDaa mu.nh kaale

عورتوں کی چالاکی اور مردوں کی عقلمندی ظاہر کرنے کے لیے مستعمل

KHuub sar muunDaa

خوب لوٹا، حیلہ سازی سے کام لیا

suud-mandii

profitability

dekh tiryaa ke chaale sar mu.nDaa mu.nh kaale, dekh mardo.n kii pherii maa.n terii ki merii

عورتوں کی چالاکی اور مردوں کی عقلمندی ظاہر کرنے کے لیے مستعمل

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e'timaad

ए'तिमाद

اِعْتِماد

Origin : Arabic

Noun

confidence, faith, trust

[ Mauqa-parast shakhs etimad ke laaeq nahin hota ]

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kaakul

काकुल

کاکُل

Origin : Persian

Noun

a tuft of hair left on the top of the head

[ Badi begum to tum ne ye maulviyon ki surat kab se banayi hai tumhare sar par to kakulen thin ]

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masruur

मसरूर

مَسْرُور

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

happy, joyful, glad, delighted

[ Pole-Dance karte raqqason ne nazireen ko masroor kar diya ]

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tajallii

तजल्ली

تَجَلّی

Origin : Arabic

Noun

appearance, transfiguration

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naaziriin

नाज़िरीन

ناظِرین

Origin : Arabic

Noun

beholders, spectators

[ Jashn-e-Rekhta ki wajah se stadium nazireen ki bhid se khacha-khach bhara hua tha ]

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qahqaha

क़हक़हा

قَہْقَہَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

loud laughter, burst of laughter

[ Jashn-e-Rekhta mein Ziya Muhiddin ke tazkir-o-tanis ki qiraat sunte hue log qahqahe laga rahe the ]

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kunjii

कुंजी

کُن٘جی

Origin : Prakrit

Noun

solution (to), guide

[ aaj-kal bachche sirf kunji padh kar hi imtihan dena chahte hain ]

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saame'iin

सामे'ईन

سامِعِین

Origin : Arabic

Noun

audience, listeners

[ Mazahiya shaaeri sunte hi same'een hazrat ke qahqahe gunjne lage ]

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mizaahiya

मिज़ाहिया

مِزَاحِیَہ

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

humorous, jocular, hilarious

[ Akbar ne apne mazahiya andaz mein bade kargar harbe istimal kiye ]

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mansuuba

मंसूबा

مَنصُوبَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

plan, design, scheme, project

[ Hukumat ne ek panch formulai mansuba shuru kiya hai ]

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